Ron Bury's Wildlife: critically endangered species

Mammal Surveying, Wildlife Camera Trapping, Environmental Photography and Supporting native forest restoration in the Scottish Highlands
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Monday, 23 September 2013

Scottish Wildcat Breeding Sanctuary on the West Coast Island of Carna


The Aspinall Foundation Sets Up Island Sanctuary To Prevent Imminent Extinction Of The Scottish Wildcat

The Aspinall Foundation (TAF) today announces a unique initiative to save the Scottish wildcat which has become one of the most critically endangered species in the world due to mass

Posted by Ron Bury at 12:29

Labels: aspinall foundation, breeding sanctuary, carna, critically endangered species, damian aspinall, felis silvestris grampia, island of carna, scotland's west coast, scottish wildcat

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This web site is about the wildlife, particularly the mammals, of the Glen Affric National Nature Reserve area in the north west Highlands of Scotland, UK; and the equipment I use to search for them, which is chiefly trail cameras.

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